John Stott was noted as a leader of the worldwide evangelical movement, and one of the principal authors of the Lausanne Covenant in 1974. In 2005, TIME magazine ranked Stott among the 100 most influential people in the world. He authored some 50 books. Chris Wright taught for five years in the Union Biblical Seminary in India and was then appointed Principal of All Nations College. He later succeeded John Stott in his leadership of what became Langham Partnership International. Chris has been a regular speaker at the Keswick Convention.  Like John Stott, he, too, is the author of many books.

• IntroductionPart 1 Giving money with grace1. Christian giving is an expression of the grace of God2, Christian giving can be a charisma, that is a gift of the Spirit3. Christian giving is inspired by the cross of Christ4. Christian giving is proportionate giving5. Christian giving contributes to equality6. Christian giving must be carefully supervised7. Christian giving can be stimulated by a little friendly competition8 Christian giving resembles a harvest9. Christian giving has symbolic significance10. Christian giving promotes thanksgiving to GodTo concludePart 2 Handling money with integrityAuthor's Preface1. Financial support for the poor is integral to biblical mission2.  Financial administration is a stewardship of grace and obedience3.  Financial appeals require advance planning4.  Financial temptations call for 'safety in numbers'5.  Financial accountability requires transparence before God and man6. Financial trustworthiness is an apostolic honour to ChristQuestions for reflection (both parts of the book) for use personally or in a group

"This is an unusual volume. Two writers look at the same passages from the Apostle Paul, and draw out complementary principles on handling money. John Stott focuses on Paul's teaching on giving, Chris Wright on accountability. I can testify to the personal integrity of both authors; and to their deep desire not only to live by these principles, but to share them in a relevant way with God's people around the world. " - Femi B Adeleye, Associate Director (Africa), Langham Partnership International